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# Re: Network output buffer

- Date: Thu, 4 Jan 1996 23:45:09 PST
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- Organization: The Martian Hegemony / MidgardMOO / The EDSU Foundation
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    I managed to fix the problem. That is to say, I worked around it.

    <detail type="boring">
    I used a stopwatch to get a rough idea of how fast the data was coming
    through, and use that data divided into the length of the data to be
    sent, to suspend long enough for it all to get out.
    </detail>

    I think I'll write a builtin. It'd be better.

    Thanks for everyone's help tho! ::)
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